ClubWIKI:Difficulty Rating: Difference between revisions
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Suggested day hike ratings would fall into the following levels: | Suggested day hike ratings would fall into the following levels: | ||
Easy: Up to 5 miles and less than 1000 ft total elevation change. Suitable for beginning hikers. | '''Easy''': Up to 5 miles and less than 1000 ft total elevation change. Suitable for beginning hikers. | ||
Medium: Between 5 to 10 miles with possible total elevation change in the 1000-1800 ft range. Good for an experienced hiker | '''Medium''': Between 5 to 10 miles with possible total elevation change in the 1000-1800 ft range. Good for an experienced hiker | ||
Hard: Over 10 miles with elevation change of 1800-2500 ft. Only for the experienced hiker in excellent condition. | '''Hard''': Over 10 miles with elevation change of 1800-2500 ft. Only for the experienced hiker in excellent condition. | ||
Subjective (up or down) to other factors as ongoing trail condition, water crossings, and hiking speed. | Subjective (up or down) to other factors as ongoing trail condition, water crossings, and hiking speed. | ||
Latest revision as of 06:05, 29 September 2011
Suggested day hike ratings would fall into the following levels:
Easy: Up to 5 miles and less than 1000 ft total elevation change. Suitable for beginning hikers.
Medium: Between 5 to 10 miles with possible total elevation change in the 1000-1800 ft range. Good for an experienced hiker
Hard: Over 10 miles with elevation change of 1800-2500 ft. Only for the experienced hiker in excellent condition.
Subjective (up or down) to other factors as ongoing trail condition, water crossings, and hiking speed.